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Why is Katakana easier to work with? I mean, usually my code is either unicode-safe... or it isn't. I've never ran into "kind of unicode-safe as long as the cha
by litewulf 18y ago
Why is Katakana easier to work with? I mean, usually my code is either unicode-safe... or it isn't. I've never ran into "kind of unicode-safe as long as the character doesn't have too many lines" ;)
- Raphael 18y agoKey phrase, "as a non-Japanese speaker".
- petercooper 18y agoMy knowledge of Japanese is poor, but I know the romanization of many of the sounds used. For example, "kaze wo atsumete". If I type that on a Japanese keyboard, I get the katakana to match. Working out what the equivalent kanji are (if any in this case?) would be impossible to me.